Can one justify a Belief that harms the Environment? – 16 Mar 16
Swami Balendu describes demands in his restaurant for non-environmental-friendly plates – due to the rules of those guests' guru. Read more about his feelings regarding such demands.
Swami Balendu describes demands in his restaurant for non-environmental-friendly plates – due to the rules of those guests' guru. Read more about his feelings regarding such demands.
Swami Balendu describes his trip to Delhi the day before, through piles of garbage and the bad smells of it – in the most polluted city of the world.
Swami Balendu tells how in India it is difficult to get the best quality of products like rice, tea, coffee or mangoes, which are all grown in India. Read what this has to do with globalization!
Swami Balendu writes about surveys and how people reply differently if it is anonymous – because they feel guilty and ashamed of what they do.
Swami Balendu writes about the average water consumption all over the world and explains why it is so important not to waste water.
Swami Ji describes how you see that India needs to do a lot more for the environment and why it would be good to have an environmental political party.
Swami Ji writes about motor-sports and car races, its well-known dangers and side effects and asks why this is called a sport.
Swami Ji writes about a study that proved that alcohol is more dangerous than cocaine, heroin, crack and many other drugs. Why is it still legal?
Swami Ji writes about the Russian finance minister who advised people to drink and smoke more which would make it possible for the government to provide more social help
Swami ji writes about the missing of public transport in Texas where they are not able to go anywhere if they do not have anybody to drive a car and take them.